The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-27
ORLEANS INTRIGUES.
ProgreSSists Still Talk of Them.
The Disclosures Too Vague for
Open Prosecution.
Aimed to Delude the Czar as to
Germany's Foreign Policy.
Compulsory Changes Made In the
Russian Cabinet Offices.
The Gear Countermands tho War Min
ister's Orders for the Concentra-
ton of Troops in Poland
President Grevy.

=
BERLIN, Nov. 26.-The truth OF the
revelations which associate the 0rleanist
intrigues with the forgcries which Prince
Bismark denounced TO the Car continue
to be questioned by the Progressist papers
and by certain court organs.
The Vossiche Zeitung leads in asking
for definite information as TO what docu-
ments were forged and who were the
forgcN.
The Kreuz Zeitung expresses doubt Of
the possibility of any Berlin court person.
ages being concerned in deluding the Car
in regard TO Prince Bismarck's foreign
policy.
The diplomatic circle here does not share
in this increduity. Ii is recognized that
disclosures of the Cologne Gazette are of
necessity vague, and that il will be difficult
for Prince Bismarck 10 take open meas
uros against the culprits as he did in the
case OF Count Won Arnim. No official in
the foreign Office is implicated, nor any
one within Prince Bismarck's power TO
publicly punish. The dispatches which
were laid before the Gar consisted of semi
diplomatic papers and private letters emani-
mating from the courts Of Wurtcmburg
Oldenburg and Saxc-C obourg. The Letters
which extended from time prior 10
Prince FCrlinand's candidature in Bull
gnria Ia the time OF the Cznr's residence
in Frcdcnsborg quoted pretended dis
patches from bismarck strongly inmical
10 the Car. BIron JOmini, u trusted adj
wiser Of the Car, and strong panslayist,
Is believed 90 have been used rs the me-
dunn 10 place before the Car the earliest
letters giving fraudulent extracts
from Bismarck's dispatches. Officials
OF the court OF Denmark are sus-
pccted of having been the chan
ncls for the transmission Of the
later bogus documents which led the Car
% break the arranged interview with En-
pcrOr William at Stcttin. Neither the
Comtc de Paris nor the Orlcanist chiefs
are directly involved in the ntrigucs, but
members OF the Orleans family who arc
related to the Danish and the other courts
above mentioned are believed 10 be- the
sources OF deception.
The intrigue aimed 30 persuade the Car
that Bismarck, while affecting the neutral
iiy Of Germany toward Bulgaria. privately
initiatcd and supported Prince Ferdinand.
The political importance OF this discovery
has been oycrrutcd II NAV tend 10 peace
in helping 10 disabusc the Cars mind OF
the impression that the German policy il
twolaccd, but IL cannot effect the policy OF
the triple alliance in resisting Russian ~.
erosion in Bulgaria, nor alter perma-
nontly the uniucndly relations between
Germany and Russia, which are depend
cnt upon the cessation Of the anti German
agitation in Russia. The Cologne Gazette
has wrongly mixed up the letter ior,erios
with an anti Bismarck intrigue. 4 small
party Of The Berlin court set, headed by
Count Won RadliWill. seek 10 thwart the
Aims 81 bismarck, bu they have so flr
limited thciraction totrying to influence the
Emperor 10 resist Bismarcks proposals.
They have never descended To cooperate
with iorcign diplomacy against the chan
ccllUs.
What the Gar learned while in Berlin
will bc communicated 10 the grind coun-
ell at st. Petersburg, which was convokcd
immediately upon the Cars return there.
II was attended hy VI. DcGicrs. Baron
Jomini, all the ministers, grand dukes and
other councillors. IL sat ON Thursday for
eight hOun and resumed its session YES.
tcrday. Late adyicps from 81. Petersburg
credit the Car with having effected the
complete submission Of the panslayist par
~, aud state that the ministerial changes
tprshadoWcd last week have been made
Finance Minister Nishnigadski hns been
dismissed, aud Count Tolsio has resigned
his post us minister ui the interior The
Car is also about to countcrmand the war
minister's orders for the concentration oi
troops in Poland Nothing Is officially
known here Of the council.
The reported return 10 m entente cor
dale Is associated with q statement that
Germany will advise the powers to issue a
collective note demanding that Prince Fer
dinnnd leave Bulgaria This II known to
be- untrue. IL casts a doubt upon the whole
tenor Oi the adyicps.
An measures proceeding In Russia show
no cessation Of the war feeling. Troops
arr daily arriving az Mnuaw from the in.
tcrior and pass toward the frontier ThCy
will 60 into winter quarters along the Wis
tuln and the railways.
The Moscow Gazette. today, IN an nrti.
Gle ON the relations between England and
Russia continues the attack upnn Ger
many and invites England Ia abandon her
jealousy ol Russia regarding India. come
10 thorough understanding with Russia
upon oll questions and turn her attention
tp Germany ms dangerous competitor oi
England ON land and sea.
According 10 court reports the crown
prince declined to see Prince Bismarck NJ.
glrling the formal act OF rcnouncing the
thrnc, and wrote q letter To the Emperor
which stopped BIsmarck's going 10 san
Rrmo. The relations between Prince
William and the chancellor nro strength
cning The prince, under the assent oi
the Emperor, u about 10 be instructed
In ihr routine business Of the for
ciyn Office AMI finance department
Count Nintouicld, upon returning
today from visit 10 san Reno.
presented q report upon the crown princes
condition 10 tie Emperor. Regarding his
general condition, the report Il favorable.
but mo- improvement of his mnlady Is in-
diuicd. A resident oi Ircsllu has writ.
ten to the Emperor, Offering his own
hryuN ne q substitute for the crown
princes, II the surgeons are willing 20 per-
form The operation ol tmnsplnnting II.
The Rpic'sing will hold its Inst business
sitting on Tue day, when the budget Wall
be introduced
President Grcvy.
PARIS, Nov 60 1t Is not certain that
VI. Gnvy will announce his resignation
on Monday. In an Interview with q dep
uiy today the President said ~ am mas.
ter OF my dny and hour. ! must vet SEQ
what ! have ~ 10 and saw" The pp,si.
bruta ~ al. .st..tt..4 ~ a.. 1. "a al tI...' ..